Soft Machine Vinyl

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The one way cd seems to have been taken from a vinyl master and offers no significant improvements over the vinyl. Artwork michael mann studios london. P 1976 soft machine music ltd. 4 5 out of 5 stars 2.

We re really happy with the great and extensive interview with soft machine s john etheridge theo travis roy babbington john marshall in the influentia online magazine it s psychedelic baby courtesy of the great slovenian music enthusiast journalist and record collector klemen breznikar. Free shipping on orders over 25 shipped by amazon. But this is the soft machine at its best in my opinion and not to be missed. Find low everyday prices and buy online for delivery or in store pick up.

There also seems to be a vocal track missing from hope for happiness when i compare this cd with my original vinyl version. Additional number on sleeve. Vinyl 22 99 22. Only 11 left in stock order soon.

These seminal lps offered a visionary psychedelic progressive jazz rock mix that helped to make the soft machine one of britain s first significant underground bands as well as a key force in the birth of both progressive rock and jazz rock. Soft machine are an english rock band from canterbury formed in mid 1966 currently consisting of john marshall drums roy babbington bass john etheridge guitar and theo travis saxophone flutes keyboards. As a central band of the canterbury scene the group became one of the first british psychedelic acts and later moved into progressive and jazz rock. All titles c of soft machine pub.

Audio cd 13 89 13. Oc 062 97761 recorded at abbey road recording studios spring 1976. Sleeve credits alan wakeman as writer for this track but vinyl label does not. Get it as soon as tue mar 31.

Original first uk release with a glossy 5 on front cover. The soft machine gold vinyl by soft machine. Limited double lp reissue on 180g vinyl shows soft machine s gradual change from rock to a more jazzy sound. Soft machine is a legend and an institution of british music a band who included robert wyatt.